Samsung Bring Sound+ Soundbars To Oz

Originally teased at the launch of their latest QLED TVs, Samsung have announced Australian availability and pricing for their next-generation MS650 Sound+ Series of soundbars.

“Australians want high a performance soundbar that is easy to pair with their TVs. Thanks to the research and development carried out at our Audio Lab, the new Samsung Sound+ series not only offers exceptional sound quality, but removes the need for a separate sub-woofer. When paired to Samsung’s QLED TV and UBD-K8500 UHD Blu-ray player it provides an unrivalled home entertainment experience” says Samsung Australia’s Vice President of Consumer Electronics Carl Rose.

“Building on the sellout success of last year’s Samsung HW-K950 Dolby Atmos®-enabled soundbar, Samsung has moved forward to create a new soundbar range for all Australians who are passionate about enjoying a high quality sound experience in their homes,” he said.

Engineered out of Audiolab, whom Samsung invested into several years ago, the new range promises to deliver the best sound quality, “no matter what you’re playing.”

The company say that topping their last Dolby Atmos-enabled Soundbar wasn’t an easy task but they got there with the MS750, which features a sleek one-body design and six in-built woofers, capable of working in sync or independently. According to Samsung, the soundbar will automatically analyses and match its equalizer settings to the content you’re listening to.

The experience will be further enhanced by the anti-distortion tech built into the MS750, enabling it to deliver sub-bass frequencies and a deeper base than you’d find in competing products.

Both Sound+ and M Series are available now from Australian retailers. The MS650 and MS6501 are priced at $799 and $899. Meanwhile, the rest of the M-series starts at $399 for the M360 and goes up to $699 for the M550. The M450 and M4500 fall between those extremes at $550 and $599, respectively.